America, Pastor Lorenzo Sewell warns, is running out of time.

Democratic Senate candidate James Talarico is working hard to rebrand himself as a centrist in Texas, but his own words keep undercutting the image he is trying to sell to voters.

A Texas Republican running for statewide office is facing a coordinated backlash from within his own party after highlighting what he described as the displacement of American students by foreigners in a viral college football crowd shot.

Peter Navarro is accusing Fox News of abandoning its conservative base and actively working against President Donald Trumps Make America Great Again agenda, casting the network as an institution now hostile to the movement it once helped elevate.

A rare coalition of ideological opposites is converging on Washington, D.C., to demand a dramatic slowdown in what they describe as dangerously reckless advances in artificial intelligence, even as President Donald Trump urges the nation to press forward with minimal new restraints.

Rep. Nancy Mace (R-S.C.) is demanding a public death sentence for Massachusetts mother Lindsay Clancy, branding her a serial killer and insisting her execution should serve as a stark deterrent to other women.

With the midterm elections looming less than two months away, Elon Musks America PAC is pouring money into key Maine contests in a bid to preserve Republican control of Congress.

Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell has returned to the Capitol, casting his first vote since a June fall and signaling that, despite months of speculation and partisan rumor-mongering, he intends to finish his term on his own terms.

Karl Rove appears to have badly misjudged the political climate if he believed he could openly back a Texas Democrat this fall and escape a public rebuke from President Donald Trump.

Colin Kaepernick claimed on ABCs The View that National Football League owners shut him out of the league after his national anthem kneeling protests because of politics and power, not performance.